For such a small island, Ibiza is packed with coastline treasures — in fact, it boasts more than 80 official beaches, ranging from bustling party hotspots to hidden coves only locals know about.

On the lively side, you’ll find Playa d’en Bossa, the island’s longest beach and home to beach clubs where music plays from day to night. For postcard-perfect sunsets, Cala Comte and Benirràs are favorites, drawing crowds who gather every evening to watch the sky turn gold and pink.

But Ibiza’s real charm lies in its secluded calas (small coves). Tucked between pine-covered cliffs, these spots often require a little hike or a local tip to find — places like Cala Llentrisca or Es Portitxol feel like secret worlds away from the crowds.

Fun Fact: Because of Ibiza’s curved coastline, the sea around the island can look completely different depending on where you are — turquoise in the south, deep blue in the west, and emerald-green in the north.

Whether you want a buzzing beach club, a family-friendly swim, or a hidden paradise all to yourself, Ibiza has a stretch of sand for every mood.

Aguas Blancas (Aigües Blanques)

Agua Blanca (alternate spelling)

Amador (Es Amerador)

Benirràs (Cala Benirrás)

Cala Albarca (Cala d’Albarca)

Cala Alcaufar (local coves around this name)

Cala Allen (small coves / local names)

Cala Bassa

Cala Boix

Cala Boixeta (small adjacent coves)

Cala Bossa (Playa d’en Bossa)

Cala Carbo (Cala Carbó)

Cala Comte / Cala Conta (Platges de Comte)

Cala Codolar (Es Codolar)

Cala d’Hort

Cala d’en Serra

Cala d’en Bou (part of Playa d’en Bossa area)

Cala d’en Mago (small coves near Es Cubells)

Cala d’en Xic (local small cala names)

Cala d’en Ribes (local cala variants)

Cala Escondida (small hidden coves)

Cala Gració (Gracio)

Cala Gracioneta

Cala Gunnell (local/lesser-known coves)

Cala Jondal

Cala Llonga

Cala Llenya (Cala Leña)

Cala Llentrisca

Cala Llis (local minor cala names)

Cala Madona (minor/local)

Cala Mastella

Cala Martina

Cala Molí

Cala Moli (alternate spelling)

Cala Nova

Cala Olivera

Cala Portinatx (Portinatx Beach / Platja de Portinatx)

Cala Pou d’es Lleó (Pou d’es Lleo / Es Pou des Lleo)

Cala Portixol / Es Portitxol (Es Portitxol / Portixol)

Cala Salada

Cala Saladeta (next to Cala Salada)

Cala Salada Petit (very small adjacent inlets)

Cala Salada variants (local micro-coves)

Cala San Vicente (Cala de Sant Vicent)

Cala Sert (small coves/locals)

Cala Sol d’en Serra (Sol d’en Serra)

Cala Tarida

Cala Vadella (Cala Vedella)

Cala Vidal (small local coves)

Cala Xuclar

Cap Blanc (Cap Blanc / Punta Galera area)

Es Cavallet

Es Codolar (alternate of Cala Codolar / Sa Caleta area)

Es Figueral

Es Niu Blau (Niu Blau)

Es Port (various small coves called Es Port)

Es Pouet (small inlet names)

Es Torrent (small beaches around Es Torrent area)

Espalmador (beaches on the islet of Espalmador — often visited from Ibiza)

Las Salinas / Ses Salines (Playa de Ses Salines)

Niu Blau (repeat variant noted on guides)

Paco/Local coves around Sant Josep (grouped minor coves)

Playa d’en Bossa (main long beach)

Playa Es Bol Nou (Sa Caleta / Es Bol Nou area)

Port d’es Torrent (Es Torrent / Port d’es Torrent)

Puerto de San Miguel (Port de Sant Miquel)

Punta Galera (rocky bathing area / small beaches)

Sa Caleta (Ses Salines / Sa Caleta cove)

Sa Cornisa (small rock inlets)

Sa Cova (small coves / local names)

Sa Mesquida (minor bay names)

Sa Roqueta (local minor beaches)

Salinas small beaches and inlets (grouping of micro-beaches within Ses Salines)

S’Estanyol (S’Estanyol / family-friendly shore)

Sol d’en Serra (named earlier; listed for emphasis as a quiet option)

Torre des Savinar cliffs & small inlets (viewpoints with small beaches below)

Vedella small inlets (near Cala Vedella / minor coves)

Es Figueral small coves surrounding main beach

Cala Es Canar (Es Caná / Cala Es Canar)

Cala Estrenc (nearby small coves)

Ses Balandres (rocky cove area)

Misc. micro-calas and secret coves (dozens more tiny inlets that local maps sometimes count separately — these push the total above 80)